Kisatchie Fly Fishers general meeting
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
6:30pm
Rapides Westside Library, 5416 Provine, Alexandria
* Due to the Memorial Day holiday, we'll meet on Tuesday instead of our regular 4th Monday *
Our scheduled speaker can't make it so we'll have an open Q&A session. Bring your questions about fly fishing or where to fish and what to use. Members will attempt to answer those questions.
Also on the agenda: Catch Cormier will recap recent fly fishing tournaments - the Fly Fishin For The Mission and Bass On The Fly. Also upcoming events, fishing reports, Mixed Bag Contest updates.
As always, our meetings are open to the public.
Sunday, May 26, 2019
Monday, May 13, 2019
May 20th tying session - Rod building basics
KFF monthly session
Monday, May 20, 2019
6:30pm
Rapides Westside Library, 5416 Provine, Alexandria
This month, our usual fly tying session will be dedicated to discuss another fly fishing craft - rod building. Our resident rod building expert, Roger Breedlove, will discuss the process of assembling a fly rod from components such as blanks, grips, reel seats, etc. This is in preparation for our Rod Building Summer Workshop taking place on Saturday, June 29th.
Roger will discuss the particulars of choosing the right blank length, rod weight and action for your needs, selecting matching hardware, and tools you will need to build a rod.
If you plan to take part of the workshop on June 29th or build a rod sometime later in the future, you want to attend this meeting. If you do -NOT- plan to build a rod, you will still find this meeting very informative and interesting.
As always, this session is open to the public.
Monday, May 20, 2019
6:30pm
Rapides Westside Library, 5416 Provine, Alexandria
This month, our usual fly tying session will be dedicated to discuss another fly fishing craft - rod building. Our resident rod building expert, Roger Breedlove, will discuss the process of assembling a fly rod from components such as blanks, grips, reel seats, etc. This is in preparation for our Rod Building Summer Workshop taking place on Saturday, June 29th.
Roger will discuss the particulars of choosing the right blank length, rod weight and action for your needs, selecting matching hardware, and tools you will need to build a rod.
If you plan to take part of the workshop on June 29th or build a rod sometime later in the future, you want to attend this meeting. If you do -NOT- plan to build a rod, you will still find this meeting very informative and interesting.
As always, this session is open to the public.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Summer Workshop: Rod building
Rod Building Workshop
Saturday, June 29, 2019
8:00am to 2:00pm
LDWF Education Facility
56 Robinson Rd, Woodworth, LA
Our annual summer workshops typically bring in a special guest, or cover a special skill or genre of our sport that would not be practical for our regular meetings and tying sessions. Past topics have included: popper construction and painting, casting clinics, tying saltwater flies for the marsh, deer hair tying, fly fishing and tying flies for Arkansas trout waters, and more.
We have at least one workshop scheduled for 2019. On Saturday, June 29th, KFF will hold a free "Rod Building Workshop" instructed by longtime rod builder Roger Breedlove. Due to limited space, the workshop is open to KFF members only at this time.
Prior to the workshop - at our May 20th meeting - in lieu of our usual tying session, Roger will discuss the particulars of choosing the right blank length, rod weight and action for your needs, selecting matching hardware, and tools you will need to build a rod. This meeting is open to the public.
At the workshop, students will learn how to prep the blank, determine the blank spline, mark the guide spacing, assemble the grip and reel seat, wrap the guides, color seal the wraps (optional), and epoxy coat the wraps. It is the intent that students will leave the workshop with several guides wrapped, and finish the wrapping and coating at home.
Saturday, June 29, 2019
8:00am to 2:00pm
LDWF Education Facility
56 Robinson Rd, Woodworth, LA
Our annual summer workshops typically bring in a special guest, or cover a special skill or genre of our sport that would not be practical for our regular meetings and tying sessions. Past topics have included: popper construction and painting, casting clinics, tying saltwater flies for the marsh, deer hair tying, fly fishing and tying flies for Arkansas trout waters, and more.
We have at least one workshop scheduled for 2019. On Saturday, June 29th, KFF will hold a free "Rod Building Workshop" instructed by longtime rod builder Roger Breedlove. Due to limited space, the workshop is open to KFF members only at this time.
Prior to the workshop - at our May 20th meeting - in lieu of our usual tying session, Roger will discuss the particulars of choosing the right blank length, rod weight and action for your needs, selecting matching hardware, and tools you will need to build a rod. This meeting is open to the public.
At the workshop, students will learn how to prep the blank, determine the blank spline, mark the guide spacing, assemble the grip and reel seat, wrap the guides, color seal the wraps (optional), and epoxy coat the wraps. It is the intent that students will leave the workshop with several guides wrapped, and finish the wrapping and coating at home.
Sunday, May 5, 2019
Mixed Bag Contest update 5/5
Taken on Sqwirm Worm at Cotile Lake by Carlton Townsend |
Here are the current standings:
Bill Morrison - 7 - bluegill, chain pickerel, largemouth bass, rainbow trout, rio, speckled trout, channel catfish
Glen Cormier - 7 - black crappie, bluegill, goggle eye, rainbow trout, redear, redfish, sheepshead
Jim Johnson - 6 - black crappie, bluegill, chain pickerel, largemouth bass, longear sunfish, rainbow trout
Carlton Townsend - 6 - rainbow trout, bluegill, largemouth bass, longear sunfish, black crappie, black tail shiner
Gene Taylor - 5 - bluegill, chain pickerel, rainbow trout, spotted bass, white crappie
Joel Dinnat - 3 - rainbow trout, black crappie, catfish
Robert Hughes - 3 - black crappie, longear sunfish, rainbow trout
Robert Clark - 3 - bluegill, rainbow trout, redear
Phil Havener - 2 - rainbow trout, green sunfish
Rich Hudson - 1 - rainbow trout
Again, each entry is available online. So you can see what the fish was caught on, where it was caught, and even a photo of the fish. That's the real value of the MBC... a database for members to use to improve their success!
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